Newton was the first to calibrate a thermometer. Explain what is meant by the terms calibrate

Q: explain why kleper's first law contradicts Aristotle's system of worlds. No copy paste

A: Aristotle believed that the Sun, moon and all the planets are bodies that revolved in spherical…

Q: State Newton’s first law of motion ?

A: Newton's first law of motion states that a body remains in the state of rest or of uniform motion…

Q: What is the history discovery that brought about the invention or discovery of gravity

A: It was Sir Isaac Newton who discovered Gravity

Q: How did Galileo use the new observational tool to increase scientific knowledge?

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Q: How will you deduce Kepler's third law from Newton's law of gravitation.

A: Centripetal force on planet is balanced by the gravitational force of attraction between the sun and…

Q: With the help of Kepler's law prove that the motion of a planet around the sun takes place in a…

A: The gravtational force is providing necessary centripetal forcesoGM mr2 = m…

Q: How did Newton come up with the idea that the moon is actually "falling" toward the Earth.

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Q: What was Isaac Newton ideas that is not helpful or did not persist in today?

A: Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity rules over Newton’s Laws. Einstein’s big idea, of course,…

Q: Newton explained why the Moon orbits the Earth.  What did he do to uncover the answer?   You may…

A: Given: Newton explained why the Moon orbits the Earth.  What did he do to uncover the answer?

Q: How is Kepler's law different from Newton's law of motion

A: Newton’s law describe every motion you will ever experience. You can use them to calculate anything…

Q: What does Newton’s first law of motion tell us about moving objects and how that motion can be…

A: Newton's first law of motion basically tells that if an object or body is moving at any speed in a…

Q: Newton showed that the periods and distances in Kepler’s third law depend on the masses of the…

A: We know that Kepler's 3rd Law: The square of the period(T) of a planet's orbit is proportional to…

Q: What is Newton’s first law of motion?

A: Newton's first law states that, if a body is at rest or moving at a constant speed in a straight…

Q: What was the main difference between Descartes and Newton’s methods of reaching scientific truth?

A: Question: Main difference between Descartes and Newton’s methods of reaching scientific truth.

Q: Explain about KEPLER’S LAWS AND THE MOTION OF PLANETS.

A: Kepler's three laws of planetary motion in astronomy are as follows -1)The orbit of all the planets…

Q: Explain how Newton's first law of motion can be considered to be a consequenceof Newton's second…

A: The Newton’s first law states that every object remains in the state of rest or uniform motion…

Q: Relate Newton's Universal Law of Gravitation to Newton's Third Law of Motion. Please elaborate.

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Q: Who was Isaac Newton and also list his achievements?

A: Sir Isaac Newton was an greatest scientists, English mathematician, physicist, astronomer,…

Q: What happens to newton's first law of motion when explaining the bending of light passing near the…

A: In this question we have to answer what happens to newton's first law of motion when explaining the…

Q: Newton viewed the curving of the path of a planet as being caused by a force acting upon the planet.…

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Q: In addition to Newton's Laws, what else did Issac Newton do: (hint: all of the following!) A) Invent…

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Q: What does NEWTON’S FIRST LAW tell us about?

A: The NEWTON’S FIRST LAW tells about the following things: The condition of the state of motion the…

Q: How does scientific theory deal with the logical aspect of science? What does it provide?

A: Scientific theory in the study of social sciences refers to the use of scientific method to prove a…

Q: What were the contributions of Galileo in proving the validity of the heliocentric model?

A: Ptolemy model said that the earth is at centre and other objects revolve around it. To oppose this,…

Q: State newton's law of gravitational

A: Newton's law of gravitation is also known as law of universal gravitation.

Q: Use Newton's Law of Gravitation and Newton's 2nd law to illustrate the relationship between the…

A: Question: To find the relationship between the gravitational force between objects and the…

Q: Before the time of Galileo and Newton , many learned scholars thought that a stone dropped from the…

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Q: How important was Tycho Brahe's work in the development of Kepler's law of planetary motion?

A: How important was Tycho Brahe's work in the development of Kepler's law of planetary motion?

Q: Galileo presented strong evidence against the geocentric theory and in favor of the heliocentric…

A: Ptolemy was supporter of Geocentric model of universe but Galileo was against this model. Therefore…

Q: What was so significant about Tycho Brahe's observations of the position of the planets that enabled…

A: According Tycho Brahe's model of planetary motions, all the planets orbit (revolve around) sun and…

Q: Newton's law of universal gravitation states that the force of gravity between two bodies is…

A: (a) When the distance between the object increases by a factor of 10 F∝1r2F'F=r2r'2=r210r2=1100…

Q: Newtons' law of motions apply to speed greater than or equal to the speed of light. True or false?

A: False. It is not possible for any matter or object to travel with speed of light. There is a…

Q: Kepler's and Galileo Galilei's research led to Isaac Newton's theory of gravity and the confirmation…

A: In between 1609 to 1619, Johannes Kepler published three laws that describes the motion of planets…

Q: Express Newton's second law in symbol form?

A: To explain : Newton's second law of motion in symbolic form

Q: ow did the combination of Newton’s Laws of Motion and Law of Gravity

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Q: How is Newton's first law a special case of the second law?

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Q: Descartes and Snell worked around the time of Kepler and Galileo. True False

A: The given statement is True.

Special Relativity

The theory of special relativity discusses how space and time are related to objects traveling along a straight line at a constant speed. Simply stated, as an object reaches the speed of light, its mass becomes infinite and it is unable to move faster than light. This interstellar speed limit has been the topic of much debate in astronomy, and also in science fiction when people consider how to fly over large distances.